Sorry, Shifty, You Didn’t Prove Your Case

Adam Schiff in the Washington Times this morning:

“Look, there’s nothing that I can see that we could have done differently, because as the senators have already admitted, we’ve proved our case.

We proved our case,” Mr. Schiff, California Democrat,

Joe Brenneman asks a very interesting question that I admit I hadn’t thought of…

Given Pelosi’s delay in delivering the articles of impeachment, I think we should be asking a couple of questions:
– When did she become aware of

Proof, you say?

People’s exhibit A, an article entitled:

Calm down. Trump won’t be President – and Britain won’t leave the EU

In truth, I’m amazed the article is still online.

Bbct: Kim Priestap

“We know a thoroughly unqualified cocaine addict, Hunter Biden, was appointed to the board of a leading Ukraine gas company and raked in millions of dollars. His father Joe threatened a prosecutor who wanted to investigate his son. Quid pro

2 days after Bolton submitted his manuscript to the White House, Trump killed Iran’s General Qassem Soleimani.

Coincidence?

Or was Trump trying to influence Bolton not to testify to

The case against the Democrats and their attempts to remove the president from office, is

Observe an article in the Daily Mail:

The Obama administration was so concerned about Hunter Biden’s job on a Ukraine energy giant’s board of directors that it prepped

I haven’t said much about the supposed impeachment of Donald Trump. Mostly because it’s not really drawing that much in the way of attention from the American people. In my estimation that’s because the American people are getting tired of

Matt at PJM:

On Tuesday, Sen. Mazie Hirono (D-Hawaii) told quite the whopper by claiming Republicans have been spreading a “weird conspiracy theory” that Democrats wanted to impeach Donald Trump since he was inaugurated.

“What I found astounding

There is of course far more in the way of pictures of the crowds down there, but these are probably never going to show up in the mainstream media, after all the worry about white supremacy dominating the scene

On this day in 2017, the American people were celebrating that Hillary Clinton was not inaugurated as president of the United States.

A year from today they will still be celebrating, as the festivities from the second inauguration of Donald

Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren struggled to understand Sunday how the American people could ever support a presidential candidate with a checkered history of telling the truth.

“How could the American people want someone who lies to them?”